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Is this supposed to be great performance? I think Netty does ~30K/s (1800000 req/min) out of the box. It thought Go has more out of the box performance, maybe I
by istvan__ 11y ago
Is this supposed to be great performance? I think Netty does ~30K/s (1800000 req/min) out of the box. It thought Go has more out of the box performance, maybe I am missing something.
- anonyfox 11y agoOh, performance? Let's throw numbers around! Here, Elixir/Phoenix beats them all! https://twitter.com/julianobs/status/614416512825323520 https://twitter.com/julianobs/status/614416512825323520 Hey, and Elixir is already way more expressive than Go and it's incredibly easy to build fault-tolerant and distributed systems, not to mention the productivity gains when using the phoenix framework! Seriously, posting requests/second metric without any context about hardware and sample code doesn't help anyone.
- istvan__ 11y agoCool it is only 10-16x slower than Aleph. https://github.com/ptaoussanis/clojure-web-server-benchmarks/tree/master/results/60k-keepalive#60k-keepalive https://github.com/ptaoussanis/clojure-web-server-benchmarks...
- anonyfox 11y agofull blown mvc framework vs communication layer, seems legit :) but hey, as long as stuff responds in microseconds with zero errors under load, just use it ! (Also, clojure is a way better language than go, too.)
- istvan__ 11y agoYes I like to throw meaningless numbers around as much as the other guy. :)